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We know that homeowners in Pittsburgh, PA spend months researching different products, styles, kitchen design trends and other factors that they believe they want and need before coming to our showroom to create their dream kitchens. We find that despite their best efforts most homeowners in Pittsburgh, PA don’t know where to begin. Here are best practices to help save time, improve focus and make the process a lot more enjoyable and fun.
Write down where your existing kitchen does not work. This may include lack of counter space, dim lighting, outdated kitchen cabinets, lack of storage, maneuverability, and flow, among others. Concurrently, document the must haves. These may include custom cabinets, creating additional space, bringing more natural light to the space, a pantry that has a place for everything and everything has a place.
Make a wish list that addresses your lifestyle. Kitchens no longer serve utilitarian purposes. For many homeowners in Pittsburgh, PA the kitchen must serve multiple functions ranging from the hub of the home to office space, classroom and café. Knowing the multifunctional requirements of your dream kitchen enables designers to create different zones in the kitchen for different tasks, which serves to maximize the functionality of the available space.
Invest wisely. The number one regret of homeowners nationwide who recently renovated their kitchens is lack of storage space. Invest in storage. Other areas of the kitchen where making an investment will pay multiple dividends are quality cabinets and countertops. There’s a reason why engineered quartz is the preferred countertop for homeowners in Pittsburgh, PA. It is timeless, easy to clean, won’t stain and offers styles and colors that will meet almost any décor requirement.
Budget realistically. While home improvement television shows can be a great source of inspiration and ideas, those shows do homeowners in Pittsburgh, PA a disservice with their timelines and budgets. Almost always, the budgets do not include the cost of labor and the timelines do not account for time necessary for design, permit approval, scheduling, product fulfillment and other factors.
Give us a call at 412-922-1200 to learn more about Jacob Evans Kitchen and Bath.
Jacob Evans Kitchens and Bath
West End Village 450 South Main Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15220